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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-31

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xntereiiante Grfahrunaeu.

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nit Orbefferbegleitung.
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log, fonbern iuerben bon bemielben febr
unpilig suriidgetpieIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-31

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niebrise preife, tuens bieielben aud i'm
i'm Marfte feigen.
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leasltaes @essustft fitr malarta.

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beiten seudbrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-31

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I. HUH & SOHN,

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- Oas gr66te Eager poRs Bewebr.
unb R~epolper. patrpuer uab eaIien bet
piper & S9uItbeB.
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YtO GO ttt e
Samgerfef -gomeerte.
Grftes Concert int Spernbauil

Teffs3 iri8eut Garl 8cG.
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ruE CHARLES A. yoeELER col. BaltImore. Md.
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5eraus mitber 6 pra@e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

REPORTED RESIGNATION OF VICE-CONsUL GENE
RAJ ALHOOPER-Iti is reported that Robert NJ. Hooper,
viceconsu general at Paris has resigned but not b.
Ing known OF the matter aL the SJate De ,artInen
the story goes that pressure Was brought 10 bear
on Consul General Rathbone from Washington to
drop Mr.. Hooper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27
Scottish ESsae yIasOns.
NEW OFFIcEIs oF ruE slPkEnE cDrNCrI.

NEW York, OCTOBER z1.-fhe supreme council
OF Sovereign Grand inspectors General OF tue
Thirty-third aid Last Degree OF the Ancient and
Accept q SCOTTISH Kite OF Free Masonry Tor the
United states which has boeu IA session in this
city Tor yeral days. has e.ccScd the following
officers: John J. Goimaa, Of New York, soyereigl
grand commander; NJ In ;. LeTshi I, OF Onio, Leu
tenant grand com .naneer; Granville A FrambeS
ONO, grand minister Ol state; Robert H. Roberts,
New York, grand treasurer genera; John q.
Barker, brooAlyn, grand secretary general; John
Boyd New loTa, granu keeper OF archives; Isaac
+. Graham, Connecticut, gsand standard bearer.
ana T. Junlus Edwards, Minnesota, grand capLaln
nf AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

THE ANARCHIsM NAY BE GIVEN AN EXTRA WEEK 10
Pk6PARE FOR DEATH


THE ANARCHISTS NAY BE GIVEN AN EXTRA WEEK 10
... PR6PARE FOR DEATH.
Chicago Special to the N Y World, Oct. 90.
There Is so little belief here that the Supreme
Court will interfere In the case OF the condemned
anarchists that interest In the decision is not great
In spite OF tue intense excitement about the execu
ton. which is daily growing. The principal Ques-
tion here is whether the governor will take any
action. 1t Is not likely that the ruling Of the
Supreme Court will be known before the first of
next week. That viii give the seven
Sss recently have
had little idea THAT they would be hanged.
A good many people believe that Gov. Oglesby, In
week at least. The governor cannot be induced to
say whether he will or not, bus there Is NO doubt
that Le is not inclined TO look kindly on any PLEA
for the anarchists. In the meantime the gnastly
preparations for the execution are gong on. The
l0c Al militia have received orders TO 0e at their
shIouds has been bought It is white musain. The
custom has been for The women prisoners In the
jail TO make The shroud for convict sentenced 10
fused 70 touch the work. They told the jailer that
they would do nothing for bUmb- -thr0wers c0nse-
Quently the sewing Is being done ou.side.
Nina Van Zanlt continues her daily visits to
Spies Next week, II the court does not rule favor.
aOiy on the appeal, she and all other visitors wi.;
perate frame OF mind that she is likely to make
trouble then The of1cers OF the Jail are very
mpca AFRAID some OF the prisoners VIII commit sui
eide when they know there is no hope. Besides It
would be very easy II visitors were admitted 70
smuggie oomo or Two In TO tina prisoners, ana
with one bomb they could blow the jan To pieces.
MA Parsons Is said TO carry bombtn her pocket
most Of the time, and those who know her believe
sine u fully capable OF using L. 70 blow nersrH nd
her hushand 10 eternity II she knew all hope was
lost. The police made another search OF the build
inys u the rear q the 1sil to-day. For months no
person has been allowed TO rens room there until
he satisfied tue police that he could have no con-
nectton with anarchlsm On the day OF the execu-
ti0n al persons viii be removed from the rooms
that hook toward the jail and no one will be per.
m tied % enter the buildings until after the exc
cuttOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27


The British minister and Miss West gave an
evening party on Monday to Lord and Lady Her.
scheli, OF England, and capt. and Mrs. Ackland, OF
corps now In the city were present
AT the British legation Mr.. Chamberlain IL ex-
pected TO arrive here in a fortnight from London,
as he sails On tue steamer Etrurla this week. He
will be accompanied by Mr.. John Henry Gibbs
Bergne. who was appointed 10 the foreign ONCE In
1851. attached to II. n. agency at HALIFAX In con-
nection with fisheries IL 1875, and secretary and
prol0cutOr TO commission In 1877, superintendent
OF treaty department March 10, 1881, and was en-
gagged In the International copyright commission
at Berne, Switzerland, 1856; also by WllOughby
Naycock att lched 10 royal commission neHOtia-
tion OF treaty OF commerce. with Fra---s In 1881,
and is In the commercial department Ole foreign
Sfice In LOnd0E
MS. Gen. Mycr ana ncr daughters have returned
TO this country from their foreign tour. They are
at present In Philadelphia, and Miss Viola Nyer
was one OF Miss BerRhnans bridesmaids yester-
day. They Will occupy taeir own house. on
street, this winter, the Misses Caldwells lease
will not be renewed. The Misses Caldwell 70
abroad Tor the season.
Miss McCue. daughter OF solicitor McCue, Of the
Treasury, will be married to Mr.. Preston Sands. q
weii-known lawyer OF this city, at ST. MatlheWs
church on November 10. at high noon.
Representative-elect Rice. OF Minnesota, and his
wife and daughter are In the city TO select quar-
ters for tuer residence here. They have taken
streets, McPhers0n Square, for one year.
Nj. and MIA n. william have returned from
Europe, where they have spent fve months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

CHICAGO. October "a. - The sessions OF the
BrotnerhoOd OF Locomotive Engineers yesterday
were devoted mainly to routine matters. The Sc
lection OF the next place OF meeting Will shortly
come up for action. The reelection OF Mr. r. S.
Ingraham, the efficient secretary OF the Brother
hood, who has held tine ONCE Tor fourteen years
Is the only election or salarted officer that occurs
this year. The ladies OF the party went 70 Wauke-
sha yesterday as the guests OF the Wisconsin Gen.
tral line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27
Rangers Sent TO the Relief OF the Ter
rOriZed Texan Community.

AUSTIN, lex, october 21-Gov. Ross received a
letter yesterday rom the county judge OF Starr
county, stating that that county was invaded by
bands OF bandits and cut-tlroats. and that the
local Officers were powerless. Numerous Instances
or atrocious crimes were mentioned. The judge
further stated that the authorities the Mexican
side ready and willing 10 do every thing In their
power TO ric the county OF these Characters, and
are only waiIing FOR action 10 be taken by the
United States or by Texas
GOV. Ross replied as follows: "Prior TO the re-
ceipt OF your communication, which was the first
one reaching me from an Official source / had Or
dered ranger force 10 the i.ef OF your people,
Rest assured that the full power OF the state Cow
ernment Will be exercised In your behalf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27
Hamilton and Dayton Listgasssn.

CINCINNATI, October 1.-THE order made by
Judge COX, OF the Circuit CUurt, staying proceed.
ings under the decree Oh Julge yanderseer, OF the
Butter county Common Peas being Oily tempo
rary, the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton on.
Gals have moved 20 make the order permanent, 20
as 10 set aside the injunction grante1 by Judge
Nanderyeef, and the appointment of q
ceiyer. the Motion has been argued al the fore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27
TEEMEEs AND GAUDAUR.
They arc im Fine shape and Pr0nia
p, sheir Hest Work for To-day.

They arc I'm Fine shape and Promise
their Hest Work for To-day.
LAKE MARANACOoK, Me, October 27.-Morning
dawns fair and fine for the Teemer-Gaudaur race
to-day. It 10 beautiful autumn day, just the one
for one of the greatest boat races ever held In
America. The lake has scarcely ripple upon its
surface, and no better water could be desired The
friends OF both men are here In large numbers
backing their favorlte, yet neither side is willing
to give odds Gaudaur says this morning II he
cannot beat Teemer to-day he never can beat him,
as he never was in as good condition
before Teemer also says he never was In
80 good condition for race, and II be cannot down
the ST. Louis man this forenoon he thinks he never
can. Gaudaurs hacker, St John, OF st. Louis, ar
rived last night and Is quartered with Gaudaur at
the winthrop House. leemer ts backed oy Peter
Duryea, OF PIainfield, N. j., and James keenan,, OF
Boston. Gaudaur's and Teeiners boats are the
same length, Biz feet. Teen RS Is pound
the lighter, weighing but 129 pounds Teemer has
been Lraining a y U0at In which he beat Hanlan
at TORONTO last August. Should the weather ana
The water prove favorable, which now looks wholly
probable, the race VIII be started at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27
French Advice so a,apv

PARIS, October 2s.-The newspapers here COM
menl With reservation upon the speech OF Signor
Crspi at Turin on Tuesday. They adv sc Italy, II
she wants peace, 10 seek an alliance with France,
not with Germany, who alone menaces the peace
OF Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

Spec1al Cable Dlsiatch 70 HE ENENING STAR.
LONDON, october 27.-Dilke has had an extraordi.
nary reception In Athens as well as In Constanti-
nople. Tricoupis and representatives OF the whole
nation have taken part in It. He and Lady Dixie
were dined by the ministers, received formally by
the university from the rector and deans OF the
faculty to the students; they were shown over the
temples under the care OF the director general OF
antiquities, and were waited on by the Metropol-
ton OF Athens in ecclesiastical state. No one has
had such a reception In Athens since SIR Moses
Montinore was received by the Eastern Jews This
is no doubt due to the pro-Greek part Dixie has al
ways played in foreign affairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

TANGIER october .s.-Ihe obJecJ OF the visit 10
the Sultan OF MequlueZ OF ". FcTnand, the French
minister Is 10 demand the Immediate payment OF
an Indemnity IRON the Moorish government on
count OF the killing of Commander Sclmitt, who
was inurd red and robbed while hunting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27
ARGUING FOR JAKE SHARP.
The Case Comes Up Before the New
York Court of Appeals To-Day.

ALBANY, \. T., October 21.-Ihe argument In
the Jake Sharp case was begun In the court Of
Appeals this morning. The large room was
crowded TO the utmost extent. Oral argument
was iiinited TO two hours Tor each side and Mr..
Bourke Cochran began his argument On behalf OF
Sharp. He asked lor new trial for the same
reasons that a stay OF Judgment was asked from
the general term. Mr. Nlcon Will present the case
for the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27
THE FRENCH SCANDALS.
Grevy Nay be Forced 60 Resign Unless
He AbaudOus Wilson.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING sr.n
LONDON, Octeber 21-The danger OF Grevys
resignation is perceptibly increased to-day. VIII
son has been repudiated both by the chamber and
his own constituency In Tours, and the cabinet,
which 10 att lched 10 Grevy, has made matters
worse by taking his de, the president being
drawn into the struggle against his viii but he re-
fuses 10 give way. he is very strong family man.
Wilson has great control over him, but unless the
presidential shield is withdrawn Greyy will be-
come so seriously involved In Wilson's unpopu-
larty tat his dignity will compel him TO resign.
By Associated Press.
Wilson Takes Things Very Coolly.
PARIS, october 21.-M. Wilson declares that he
has no intention OF resgnng his seat In the cham-
Der OF deputies for Tours because OF the connec-
ton OF his name with the Legion of Honor decora-
tion scandals. He says he Will attend the meet
ing OF the committee OF the chamber OF deputies
which is inqulIfng into the scandals TO-DAY, and
support a motion for parliamentary inquiry, which
Will give him a chance 10 clear himself The tu-
dicial inquiry into the matter has teen brought TO
end. All the prisoners were committed for
trial before the correctional tribunal on Noyem-
Der 2, on a charge OF swindling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

OTTAWA, ONT., october 27.-Esnigratloa papers 70
over nifty persons going TO the United States -
settle have been issued 10y the American consul
here during the past three days. A majority Of
tue enllgrants are farmers, and many take with
them thousands of dollars worth VI personal ef.
feCls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27
Murder in the second Degree.

MoRRISTowN, y. j., october 2s.-Philip Habell
OF Boonton who killed John Kelly, Jr, In Boonton
on May L., was last night found guilty OF murder
In the second degree, Tue jury bringing In their
verdict Al l0:l5 O'Clock. Application has been
made FOR q new trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27
DAVIS, NOT LINCOLN, THE RIGHrFuL PRESIDENT.
The Duuktrk OIL Fire.

DUNETRK. october 2s.-The fire winch resulted
from an explosion In Deputy 1ryst Petroleum.
Refinery, yesterday, has bech gOt under control
The petroleum tanks were saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

EIIzABErH, N. J., October Y7.-Ihis morning
John N. jackson, one OF the Piainreid nre-bugS
two OF which charge him alone with arson, while
the other jointly accuses him and Horace and
Lewis Van Nest He will be sentenced on Novem-
Der l2 when he will tell the whole story Of the
tncendiar1sm ana plead for leniency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27
MALTREATED BY INDIANS.
Farmer Caught on an Indian Reser.
walton Shot al and Beaten.

CHICAGO october ga special from Blunt,
Dak., says: Yesterday Geo. Barney, Edw'd Loomis,
VIM. Desartig, W. Duggins, and +. L. Lump farm
ers living near Blunt, having first obtained per-
mission Of deputy United STATES marshal, went
on the WinneOago Indian reservation to eaten
drtftwood from the Missouri River. A band OF
Indians came up and captured their nve teams,
fired upon the farmers, caught and beat tGem, and
bound them hand and foot, and took them 10 Fort
Thompson, where they are Still In captivity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27

BosToS, October 2s.-The steamer Cephalonfa
sailed for Liverpool Ihis morning with John l. Su-
crowd OF sports paid him parting respects on the
wharf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-27
Washington News and Gossip.

PAGES and OF The STAR to-day contain:
Proceedings OF Meeting on the Subject OF Club
bling Colored Men by Policemen. the Lee Monument
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ARMY ORDERs.-Capt. Henry g. Burton, assistant
surgeon has been relieved from duty at Patsburg
Barracks, New York, and ordered to Watervliet
Arsenal, TO relieve Capt. j. C. Merrill, assistant
surgeon Capt Merrill has been ordered to duty
at Frankfort Arsenal, Pa Assistant Surgeon N. 3.
JardeS has been relieved from duty In the Depart
ment OF the Platte and ordered TO Fort Leaven-
Held, engineer OF the 10th and 1lth lighthouse
districts Major Asa b. Gardiner, judge ad-
vocate, has been ordered to duty at tue War
Department, in this city. The leave OF absence
granted Capt. ChaS. Z. Hood, gath inf ntry, has
been extended fifteen days and the leave OF alb
sence granted Capt. Joseph II. willard, corps OF
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Rur~,ar McCarahy Conykcaed

JERsEY CITY, n. j.. October 2L-kugene NC
Cartny. the burglar who was shot on Septembel
20 by Dr. Theodore X. Hornbiower, OF Central ave
nue. willie invading the doctors bedroom. was TIM
morning found guilty Of burglary ano ATTEMPTED
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The Chri.tian Couyewesom,

NEW YORK, october 21.-The Christian conven.
ton was In session again to-day. The kev. u. NJ.
Brown, of Ooerlln, Oalo, presided Addresses on
Christian work were made by kev. T. W. oakes, e
Mancu lester, y. H., Rev. W. Parnell. OF Brooklyn,
Rev. IL. Z. Mcbride, Of Brooklyn, and Rev. II. w.
George.
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No Possibility Of a Reunion.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, october 27.-John Morley's speech OF
Tuesday emphasizes the fact that there is now no
possibility or a reunion with the dissentienIS OF
The Observation-Disclosures type. What the
people wanted he said, is to 20 for principles
rather than 10 debate small details